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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-08-05

Charles H. Reed, the lawyer who
defended Guiteau, jumped from
ferry boat in the North River at New
York last Saturday. He was rescued
and taken to Bellevue Hospital. 1t is
thought that he is insane.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

HS"He or Anton Scht0drtz, deceased, late or Hem
tock tot1llShfp Columbia County, Pa.
Letters testamentary on tie said estate having
Deen granted 10 the undersigned administrator all
persons lhuebted TO said estf 20 are hereby noyned
so pay tiie san 9, and those having claims against
SAID estate present the same tn
,,,,,o, a.. LEWIS SCHWARTZ, Administrator,
Juiyss-OI- " o., BnckhOfn, Columbia Co., Ia.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate or s. A. Cds,oeIl, Deceased.
h1Letters testamentary on the said estate having
been granted TO the undersigned Executor, all
persons Indebted to said estate are hereby notified
10 pay the same and those having claims against
said estate VIII present the same for settlement
10 L. Q. CASWELL, Executor,
5aug6t.' BloomsbuIr Pa
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SWARTHMORE COLLEGE

sWARrllN MORE, PA, Ian,
opens gth month, l3th Thirty minutes non,, nn,
Broad b. station Phlladelpaia Under The eaie eaeSs
Friends, but all Others admitted. Full eoSbo
course for baLl sexes; Classical SclentinC ana Nv
erary Also Manual Training and PrepalaIpSs,Xyy psXy
and extensive buildings and apparatus. For H4i ~
alogue and full particulars address EDWAhspD ~ ~
MAGlLL, Ii d., pres't. mays,s''"
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4 DMINIsTRATORs NOTICE.
JOHN @. FREEZE, Atty.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate or Fredertok De1T, OF Madison 7top.
Notice is hereby given that letters OF admins.
tratlon on the estate Of Frederick Derr, late OF
Madison ownship, deceased, have been granted by
the register OF Columbia county to J. S. Mcbride
TO whom all debts due to the said deceased, must
be paid; and all claims against the estate, prop
erly authenticated for settlement, mus be made.
JS. MCBRIDE,
rto White Hall Pa.
JOHN g. FREEZE, Bloomsbury, Pa. 1ys
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NlhWUU 10 be made. Cut this out and return 70
MllNEY us, and we VIII send you free, some
tnUNh1 thing OF great value and importance 70
-, ~, you, that Will start you In business
whlch VIII bring you In more money right away
than anything else III this world Any one can 40
Ihe work and live at home. Either sex; all ages;
something new, that Just coins money for az
workers. We Will start you; capital not needed,
Inns IL one OF the genuine, important chances on
nietlme. Those Who are ambitious and enterprir
ing VIII not delay. Grand outfit free Address
TRuE q Co., Augusta Maine. dec24-s6ly
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ALSO,

right OF way from said house along the right
Dank OF Roarlngcreek through division No. to a
puphc road sold to Jacob Schuyler by John w.
norman High sherifr of Columbia county deed
aated March l, ls7s,and conveyed by said schuyler
to j. d. Robson.
seHed' taken In execution at the suit OF Thos.
lrehch Vs. James Boyd Robson, and to be sold as
the property OF James Boyd Robson.
ZARR, Atty. sherii1
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue OF writ of Fl Fa., Issued out OF the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia County, Pa,
and to me directed, will be exposed to public sale,
at the Court House, in Bloomsburg, on
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.


ESTATE OF ABRAM a. KLINE, DECEASED.
. me undersgne 1, an Auditor appointed by the
prphahs court or Columbia county, to make dlstr-
Dulloh OF the tund In the hands of the executors
as shown ST. by their first and final account, viii SIT
burg on Friday August 20, 1881. al ten O'Clock q,
IN, When and where all parties having claims
against said estate must appear and prove the
SAINT, or De forever tebarred from coming In on
SAID iund. lJy29l L. S. WINTERsTEEN, Auditor.
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TAX NOTICE.

r., The undersigned, Treasurer OF the town OF
BLOOM % sDurg, hereby gives notice that he Is Pre-,
pared 10 receive the Town tax ascertalned for tile
yeaI 1881 on and after August 1, 1857, at the law
o,lce oit OF X buckingham, Esq, 10 said town, ara
Al. IaApayers are hereby required TO pay the same
ANY Any tak unpaid at the expiration or thirty DAY
WIN per centuln added TO the amount thereo.
Julys94t. b. +. VANNATTA, Town Treas
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CELEBRATION OF THE CENTENNIAL OF
ITS SIGNING.
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PRELIMINARY PROCEEDINGS RELATIVE TO
THE EXPECTED EVENT IN PHILADEL-
PHiA, AND REVIEW OF THE
FESTIVAL OF 1888.
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3: < HoLLINGswoRTH's i
9 "CELOk E.o )
e ONE PACKAGE
CURES MALARIA

..,o ClilLlS AND FEVER
send Doc IN stamps for packing ana mailing ana 4,
when cured. CkLORE cures m 10 days or no nav
address oELohE CO., 1903 Columbia Ave, Phiia.
'f'"' 5augl3t
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The Woolly Horse.

A STORY ABOUT THE ORIGIN OF GENERAL
FREMoNT's STRANGE soUBRIQUET.
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MARkET RErozTs.
BLOOMSBURY MARKET.

Coal ON WHARF.
NO $500 Nos 2,3, s. Lump 1896
No. $500 Bituminus 1926
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TUESDAY, August 80, 1887,

y " rH"t5"0V 00, 'O'J
at 1890 O'Clock a. M, the undivided 0ne-half inter-
est or said decedent In tract OF land In Mentour
township, Columbia county, bounded and de-
scrtbed as follows Beginning at q stone 10 q
public road, thence along said public road and
land Of g. Volkner south eighty. i've degrees east
forty six and three-tenths degrees to a stone,
thence south sixty-elght degrees east, thirty-two
and six-tenths degrees to stone, thence along
land OF Frederick Stonger south two degrees, sew
enteen minutes east thirty-three and seventy
five one hundredths perches to stone, thence
along land OF John ii. Efert north eighty.two
and one-half degrees west. forty perches to
chestnut north eighty One and one fourth degrees
west, thirty-three and four-tenths perches to a
stone, thence along land OF Jacob Hartman and
Henry Christian, north three degrees and twelve
minutes east thirty-eght and six-tenths perches
to stone, the place OF beginning, containing
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate !

Pursuant to an order OF the Orphans Court OF
Columbia county, Pennsylvania, the undeslgne d.
administrator OF Elias Baylor, late of Limestone
township, MontOur co Inty deceased, Will expose
to public sale, On the premises, on
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ooPio, III ioi 20 Soiu ielIelo ahAou "
the staff.
Fourteenth. Corps of Light In.
fantry, commanded by Captain Hey
sham, with the standard of the Third
Regiment.
Fifteenth. The gentlemen repre-
senting the States that had ratified the
Federal Constitution, each carrying a
small flag, bearing the name of the
State he represented in gold letters,
viz. Duncan Ingraham, New Hamp-
shire iona. Williams, Jr., Massachu.
sets; Jared Ingersoll, Connecticut
Samuel Stockton, New Jersey; James
Wilson, Pennsylvania; Colonel Thomas
Robinson, Delaware Hon. !. Il. How
ard. Maryland Colonel Febiger, Vir-
ginia; w. Ward Burrows, South Caro-
lima George Meade, Georgia.
Sixteenth. Colonel William Will
Jams, on horseback, in complete armor,
bearing on his arm shield emblazon-
ed with the arms of the United States.
.Seoenteenth The Montgomery
Troop of Light Horse, commanded by
Captain James Morris.
Eighteenth. Consuls and Represen-
tatives of Foreign States in alliance
with America.
Nineteenth. Hon. Francis Hopkin
son, Judge of the Admiralty, wearing
in his hat gold anchor, pendant on a
green riband He was preceded by
The registers clerk, carrying a green
bag, filed with rolls Of parchment, the
word ADMIRALTY in large letters on the
front of the bag.
James Read, Register of Admiralty
Court, wearing silver pen in his hat.
Clement Biddle, Marshal of the Ad-
miralty, carrying a silver oar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-08
Galveston omeI RETURNS.


GALVESTON, TEX, June 7.-Complete
returns of yesterdays vote fer mayor
gives the following result: r. L.Fulton,
2873; J. II. Hawlev, 1913; w. X. Meal
pine, 542; a. G. Mslloy, 296. Fulton
majority over HaWley 1880; his majority
over all other candidates 292,
which exceeds even the most san
gpine expectations of the Fultonites.
The aldermaniC citizens ticket was sue
cessful over the Democratic ticket, elect
ing ten of twelve of its candidates. The
aldermen are elected at large by vote
of all the wards under the amended
charter, the candidates merely being des
ignated as representing certain wards
wherein they reside. Alderman Hughes
who represented the Seventh ward on the
citizens ticket was defeated by the Dem
ocratic nominee Holman by majority of
only twenty-three, while Alderman n w.
Quincy from the Twelfth ward,
the leading colored politician of Texas
also q ndidate on the citizens ticket,
was defeated by maj ority of 295 by j. G.
Allen, Democrat. The new board of al
dermen will comprise the following
gentlemen: E. II. f. Fordtrsn, J. Rey-
mershofer, W. S. Griffin, Robert NJ.
Shaw, Charles Fowler, G. B. Lee, a.
Holman, G. M. Husenger, A. T. huffman,
c. NJ. Mason, James Mcdonald and j. c..
Allen.
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AHot Cnnvnsa at TYler

Special 10 the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, June 7.-One might think
thai tue citizens of this city and vicinity
heard enough argument for aud against
the prohibition amendment yesterday and
last night TO settle the question with them
one way or another, but apparently the
forces of both sides are in statu quo,
After the discussion between Herndon
and Mills was closed yesterday evening
and the people mad taken rest RnG nOUr-
ishment TO pEepsre them for second
course Of the same kind Of sauce, large
crowds collected az the courthouse ana
opera house TO hear IN address by Mr..
KingsOuIy of Waco Tor the amendment
and Drs. A. Cochran and Wel3urn Of
Dallas against. Kingsbury spoke in the
courthouse about three hours. and in the
opera house DIS. Cochran aud Welburn
spoke about the same length of time.
Several public men from different por-
tions OF the state were IN the city yssteT-
day, and they all agree that the prohibit
ton faction was hotter IN Tyler than in
any place they have been. The other
amendments to be submitted in august
are lost sight of in the interest and enthu-
siasm eugendered in the prohibition can
Vagg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-08
UN-AMHRICAN.
A DisgracefuI Attempt Made at San
Antonio to Suppress Free Speech
by a Mob Of R,Hdies.
A Prohibition Orator, 8 Methodist
Minister, Is Twice Struck IN the
Face With Rotten Eggs.
Another JOINT Discussion at Tyler-Ofic1aI
Returns from the Galveston Election.
A Conference In New York.
Ia This Am rica?

Special 20 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO. TEX, June 7.-To-night
the Prohibitionists, after being refused
the use Of Main plaza by the City Coun-
Gil, held mass meeting on lot owned
by the government. The ants largely
p5edoTinated. None OF the speakers
could be heard for the cries of disap-
proval except Mr.. Lockwood. a saloon
man. The last one wss Rev. Mr.. Suther-
lard, a Methodist minister. he was
struck 10 the face by two rotten eggs and
on the body by several more. He pluckily
continued but could not make himself
heard. Three arrests were made.
The crowd numbered $500 people.
The aff2ir is much regretted by the peo-
pie at large, VINO Wellnigh universally
condemn the hoodlumism. 1t is feared
that it will make many votes for the pros.
No prohibition leader Of any prominence
was concerned in the violence, the egg
throwing being done by young and ire
sponsble parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-08
The Sharp Trial.

NEW YORK, June Tt was nearly IL
O'Clock when the proceedings in the
Sharp trial were continued. Ex-Juror
Sutton signed deposition which was to
cause the arrest of Warner, charged with
embrscery. The alleged jury embracers,
Hoag land, Warner and Lynch, were on
hand in court, so as to cause the Off GERS
little trouble in effecting their arrests.
Warner, Hoagland and Lynch were ar
rested soon after noon, aud their bail WAS
fixed at $1,000. The delinquent Jurors in
the last seven of the fourteen panels re-
quired to show cause why they should
not be punished for contempt, were 230
in number, and they kept the clerk busy
with their excuses for about an hour,
after which the drawing Of the Jurors was
resumed
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
= Locomotive Boiler blows up, Danger
ously IuiuriHs Several People,

= Locomotive Boiler blows up, Danger
ously IuiuriRg Several People.
CHESTER, PA, June The boiler OF
6 locomotive attached to 8 south bound
freight train or the Philadelphia and Bsl-
timore Railroad (the Baltimore and Ohio)
exploded in front Of the passenger sta
ton in this city at O'Clock this morning,
killing two men and seriously iDjuTiug
several others, one Of them fatally. TIE
air was filed with flying pieces OF iron
and timber and scalding water. 4 num-
Der o. persons were standing on the SSa-
ton platform, and several of them were
badly scalded or cut with flying missiles.
woman whose name could rot be
learned was struck in the side by g piece
of iron and is dangerously injured. The
following persons were more or less Seri-
ously cut or scalded: A. S. Benjamin,
station agent James Bielark, CsrDentsT,
employed On the road; Mrs. William
Powers, (cOlOret) sUation janitOress. L.
BiakelY, fireman, residing at No. 260
North Carolina street, Baltimore, who
was standing on the ssndbox OF the
locomotive, was hurled many feet in
the air and was severely injured
by the fall. Enmitt Dixon of Wheeling,
an engineer, sst in his cab and was not
injured. The injuries of some Of those
mentioned above are quite severe and
may result fatally Some half q dozen
other persons sustained slight injuries.
The handsome little station building was
almost completely wrecked, and row Of
five dwellings on the opposite side of the
street was considerably damaged. A
piece of the bell wss blown through the
roof of house square sway, and pOr-
tions OF the engine were found three
squares away,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-08
Prohibition Leaders In Council

NEW YORK, June 7.-ProhibitiOn lead
ers from this and adjoining states were
in conference in this city to-day DIR. J
p. Fitzgerald presided at the opening
session and addresses were made by Hon,
j. P Finch and others on the Sunday
question. Mr.. Finch said: "Licensed
prostitution, licensed gambling and Ii
censed beer selling and no Sunday are
the foundation of the despotic govern
ments of Europe. II we SOW Gs they did
we shall reap the same crop. American
morals are the foundation of American
liberty"
Resolutions were adopted denouncing
in vigorous terms the murder of Editor
Gambrell of Mississippi for his opposi-
ton to candidates supposed to be in favor
of free liquor. Among those present
were Ex-Governor st. John of Kansas,
Hon. C. D. Wolfe of Pennsylvania, Col
onel C. H. Evils, of Kentucky, j. H. Hec.
tor of Washington and ]. L. Beachamp OF
Ohio
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Special TO the Gazette.
DENTON, Tex, June Judge NJ, L.
Crawford OF Dallas made pro
hibition speech at the court
house here yesterday evening to 8
large and apprecietiYe audience. He
spoke for three hours. The judges very
exhaustive remarks were eHthusI&S1icG Is
received by the prohibition element Of his
hearers, at least. 1t was pronounced by all
decidedly the best defense of the prohibi-
ton amendment thal has been made here
since the commandments of the campaign.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-08
A Naval Court Martial.

NEW YORK, June THE naval court
martial was commenced this morning be-
fore Acting Consul Hosre, to inquire into
the cause of the collision between the
Celtic and the Britannia, both belonging
to the White Star Line Steamship Com
pany, whereby much damage ives done
and many Hvessimperilled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-08
BOY MURDERERS.
Two Lads, Nlno aud Eleven Years Old, Kill
an Aged Italian.

Two Lads, NIno aud Eleven Years Old, XIII
an Aged Italian.
New YORK, June $50 small were
two BOYS who were arrnigned at the
Tombs Police court to-day that the mag
istra,e was obliged to rise from his seat
and lean over his desk to see them.
They were John Meehsn and William
Klotzberger, aged nine and eleven years,
respectively. They were charged with
murder. When on their way nome from
school the two boys met an aged Italian,
Louis Maskropetro at the corner of
Grand and Mott streets. William pushed
John against the old man, who fell. He
got up and moved away, but the boys
stoned and jostled him until he fell
again, fracturing his skull. The old
man was taken to the hospital where he
died, and the youngsters are to De tried
for his murder.
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j. CHRISTIE, Manager.
WhitewriSht.
Special to the Gazette.

WHITEwRIGHT, TEX, June ken
lucky Lodge A. F. and A. M, at their
meeting Saturday night, elected as their
Iofiicers for the ensuing year: W. A.
ROuth, W. M; T. j. Dean, S. W.; r. M
Lively, j. W.; P. McKenna, treasurer; A.
Blake, secretary. They will be Installed
June "a in their lodge hall in the presence
of the members and their families.
Prof. James T. Clark lectured to ouI
people at the opera hsl yesterday, and q
local emigration board was organized
with thirty members. O.. Y. Rathbone
was elected chairman and Tom Hardison
secretary of the board.
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Morgan Ants.
Special to the Gazette.

VCCIdI % ILU 0dAUVIo'
MORGAN, TEX, June 7.-Tae anti
Pcohibitionists organized here Saturday.
Captain Hawkins was elected chairman
ana Nose Miller secretary of the meet
ing. Several speeches were made, and
there was much enthusiasm as could wei!
be displayed by 4 small crowd. The plat
form Of the Dallas convention was rati-
fed, on motion Of ". z PasChal. The
club starts out with membership Of
fOrty-OGe
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At BroWnWood

Special 70 the Sazettc.
BRowNwooD, TEX, June Judge
Gustsve Cook of HOus,on, anti-PGoht-
biuonist, spoke to large crowd at the
courthouse this afternoon and was re-
piled t. by d. r. ". Robinson of Waco
tonight. Both speakers had an attentive,
orderly audience.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-08

Albert, teacher of the colored school of
This city, was loudly called for but was
not sllowe5 10 speak, ss he was or the
other side. Taere was great confusion
tor awhile. but peaCe was finally restored
and the organization was completed by
the election CT Bob Griffith chairman aDC
Mack Lee secretary. Twentv-threG
names were enrolled as members Of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-08
eftIz ans, Ticket Elected .

opGCIdI 70 INC TdlCIIE.
GALVESTON, TEX, June Nearly
complete returns from all the wards in
the city show that the entire citizens al
dermauic ticket is elected with the sin gle
exception of n. w. Cuney, the coIored ell
derman, who was defeated by less than
two hundred by G. j. Allen, Democratic
NOMINEE.
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Ants at Terrell,

Special to the Gazette,
TERRELL, TEX, June THE colored
ants had meeting last night and were
addressed by Professor Fender of Dallas.
At the conclusion of his speech Professor
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To Speak az Longvlew.
Special to the Gazette.

SpCCIuI 20 Inc duLcJLC.
LoNGviEw, TEX, June Hon. c. B.
kugore OF Wills Point will Speak to-mOr
row night on DtI-prOhibitIou. II is eX-
pected Re will be met BY some OF the
many prohibition speakers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-08
To Speak at Waco,

Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, June Judge GustaVe
Cook of Houston is announced to speak
here, on the anti-prohibition side, next
Thursday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-08

eso hundreds Q
1 ry nhe f ag f De ~
sc house Iod& TgIr C nt,enn
GequIto edenann indeed -four
odaanC cities t q M lew
evoy
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Prohibition Club

Special to the Gazette
DBACTUR, Ten, June An auti-
prohibition club of eighty. five was formed
at AlvOrd Saturday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-08
WOOTAN WELLS.

A S THEINVALUABLE effects of these watsfe
y become known the number Of visitors and
water shipments rapidly increase. = f15t
The three story addition to the Jackson house
have been thoroughly renovated and refitte Z,
We ar9 better prepareH TO sccommoda visit
ors than ever bsfofe. ootan house has
changed handss" At these and six other houses
board ranges from S6 TO SIP per week. These
waters in their effects are Tonic, Alternative,
Laxative, Diuretic and Anti SpasmO ic, and a
wonderful Blood Purifier.
In the language of d X Wallace, NJ. u. Ii.
D, superintendent of the Lunatic Asylum at
Terrell, Tex. Magical, indeed, seems the
word, and the only word strong enough 10 eX-
press the r4pldity anu case with which these
waters act" Excursion tickets on II. and T. G..
K. r, and branches and other connecting lines.
our street cars meet all trains ut Wootan juno
ton. For information address Wootan Wells
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8 line from St. Louis to the seaboard via
the Vandslia, the Cincinnati, Hamilton
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urging that the working time of t4e mills
be shortened to three days per week for
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uIsIU pIUuuUcu, IL is sUppOs
ment caused by the water
her house. James McCOOp
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for supposed violation of the Sunday law
in selling LIQUOR to guests with their
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and breaking his jaw. Jones' friends as
sembled Sunday night and boldly assert
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precinct passed Of very quietly, re-
Onfinn IN
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